Sort of, I guess? It’s a pretty wide-ranging discussion.

More or less - consoles tend to be about a month behind when it comes to major content releases.

Instant payments are transfers between bank accounts - the type that traditionally take several business days.

I have no doubt that it’s a difficult problem to tackle, especially right now when the cost of living is ballooning out of control.

I think MB’s approach has been promising, but it will probably run into some severe road blocks once they run out of relatively cheap buildings they can buy and convert into housing.

It’s a bit of a damned if you do/damned if you don’t situation.

Personally, I think all government initiatives should come with concrete timelines and milestones against which to measure progress, but there are loads of reasons governments are reluctant to do so, for reasons that are both understandable and often selfish.

Apparently Carney will be in Winnipeg tomorrow to expand on the plan - from this article, it looks like they’re going to be supporting the strategies that have been rolled out by the provincial government over the last year, rather than replacing them.

If Starfleet disciplinary hearings are directly conducted by the UFP president, that raises even more questions, and certainly doesn’t dispel the notion of a “military government”…

Neither humanity nor the Federation are run by a military government.

While I agree with you that it’s almost certainly not the intent, we unfortunately have seen that a shocking number of uniformed Starfleet officers sit on the Federation Council.

I really do hate “Retrospect”.

But I think my answer to the question is “evolution.”

How is this in any way equivalent?

I read the headline the same way you did at first, but this article is about the federal government’s deficit, not Canada Post.

WildER Rose

Turns out they’re based in Switzerland, and have been around for a minute:

The Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS; French: Tribunal arbitral du sport, TAS) is an international body established in 1984 to settle disputes related to sport through arbitration. Its headquarters are in Lausanne, Switzerland, and its courts are located in New York City, Sydney, and Lausanne. Temporary courts are established in current Olympic host cities.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Court_of_Arbitration_for_Sport

Not sure why this quote didn’t make the headline…

“I bought Stelco because I could not afford anymore having Stelco flooding the market here in the United States to the detriment of my own company,” he said.

Arf arf

Fair enough - he definitely has a dramatic vibe, maybe I’ll check out some more of his stuff.

Has there been much chatter about groups/artists who are confirmed to have applied?

I would have liked to have seen LU KALA in the mix - she has good Eurovision energy.

Having watched the music videos in the article…they’re all good artists, but I’m not sure I’m seeing any Eurovision winners. There needs to be some arena-filling bombast. If anyone’s seen these artists live, maybe you’ll have some insights.

Based solely on these videos…Rêve could be a good choice. Josiane’s mix of French and English could be a fun way to show off the country, but again…Eurovision is about spectacle much of the time.

Direct link to vote for your preferred finalist.

Denmark, too!